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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
5
A compact excerpt reflects on patience and duty with lines about mills, happiness, and punctuality. It contrasts Congress adjournment with a call to timely appointments and bill payments, capturing a midwestern newspaper voice.
A local note states Republic county has not been drawn into any fee grabbing during the current legislature session, with officials emphasizing clean budgeting and transparency.
Delaware completes a rare political milestone by electing two U S senators. Commentators note the move corrects underrepresentation and reflects long overdue action for the small state.
The President calls the Senate to an extra session to ratify the Panama and Cuba treaties, allowing extended discussion through the summer without rushing against any legal deadlines.
The Kansas House let go roughly a hundred workers, questioning why it could not have managed without them all along and implying possible misuse of public funds.
The tax bill prepared by the commission passed the Senate last Thursday by a 24 to 14 margin. The Republic County Senator supported the measure, and the Journal hopes the bill will become law before publication.
The passage notes that people split into good bad and indifferent groups during snow shoveling time. It argues most are indifferent to their own snow and worry about neighbors rushing to the first class, eager for prompt action from those on the way uptown.
The Journal notes Representative Lugos has introduced only one bill, a committee measure on Beattie public buildings. He has not introduced the anticipated special bill either. The record credits him with minimal legislative activity to date.
The Leland faction pushes to halt party strife as Republicans across counties and papers resist. Disputes over districting and state leadership followed Bailey’s win, with Leland loyalists blamed for ongoing factional fights now drawing public scrutiny from Topeka to the Herald.
A Belleville newspaper claims ninety percent of Republicans are indifferent to the state printer contest. It cites that only ten percent of county Republicans quit taking the paper, suggesting a lack of engagement or opinion on the issue.
A Victorian styled aside extols keeping the heart young and the brain active, praising hopeful vitality as akin to Ponce de Leon’s mythical quest. The line frames wellness as a revered, nearly timeless pursuit.
A note reports a brand new trombone slide costing 32 dollars. The item is linked to a Cuba Daylight context with a curious pricing reference.
An editorial from Republic City News argues true Republicanism rests on civil speech and refrains from vile language toward fellow Republicans, stating that a person’s language reflects character.
Mr. Bryan of Nebraska says he will bolt the ticket unless the next National Democratic convention adds a free-silver plank to the platform. This pledge appears in the Marion Record.
The Rock Island System offers round trip tickets to El Paso from Quarelh 7th to 9th at one fare plus 2.00 with liberal return. This rate promotes attending the Cattle Raisers Annual Convention and visiting El Paso and Juarez comparing modern and old cities. See the nearest Rock Island agent for tickets and details.
Elbert Lee went to Courtland on Monday to visit his grandparents. Subscriptions to Swedish periodicals may be paid at the JourNan office. You do not need to go to the trouble of remitting.
Weather note says rain expected tonight with a warming trend into Friday. Mention references Walt Ward still shipping red hogs and a casual remark about a Tuesday trip.
Nystrom uses a cane following a wrench to his hip caused by overlifting, with rheumatism developing afterward. The incident prompted concern over his mobility and ongoing health.
Topeka Herald notes friction as Governor Bailey hints both chambers should be controlled by his party’s dominant faction. Senators dispute lines in interview, insisting the Senate and House have distinct roles. The Senate passes bills on reapportionment and agricultural reports while the House blocks tax measures and delays reports to farmers.
Mrs Rachel Towle of Scandia visits her parents James Thompson and wife this week. Henry Swanson and family return from a short visit with relatives in Sandia. Jao Closé returns home with his family for a few days. Rev King’s son from Ottawa county will speak on Decoration Day. A California paper notes Dun-kards improve in Republic county and Belleville names a new Avenue street and under construction church. residents report satisfaction.
The North Side tin resort owners found a back door hole filled with coal oil and a lit match. The fire started to gain headway but stopped for unknown reasons. Also reported is a Kansas City item about physicians restoring Fredrick T. Hurtz of Lincoln Nebraska to life after four hours and twenty minutes of artificial respiration. He is the son of Theodore Hurtz formerly of Belleville and nephew of G. W. Collins.
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